File Sharing.

Mac OS X Server also offers flexible mail server that supports POP and IMAP, and WebMail - access your email through a browser. All services can be customized using the visual tools of administration.

Between Mac, iPad, iPhone, and PC.

It’s now easier than ever to share folders, exchange files, and access documents on a Mac, iPad, iPhone, or PC. iOS 9 users can securely store and access documents from OS X Server on your local private network. OS X Server supports SMB3 — the new superfast protocol for sharing files in OS X Server — which helps protect against tampering and eavesdropping by encrypting and signing data “in flight.” OS X Server supports both UNIX permissions and access control lists, so you have more control over who shares what. With file-sharing connection monitoring, you can see who’s accessing your server, who’s connected, and for how long. And intelligent Spotlight searching helps users find content on the server quickly and easily.

Caching Server.

Speeds up the downloads.

Caching Server reduces the amount of data that needs to be uploaded or downloaded to devices on your network. It speeds up the delivery of data from the App Store, Mac App Store, iTunes Store, iTunes U, and iBooks Store. It also accelerates the download of personal data stored in iCloud, including photos and iCloud Drive. When a user on your network downloads new software or data from Apple, a copy is automatically stored on your server. So the next time other users on your network update or download that same software, they actually access it from inside the network.

Accelerated content delivery

• OS updates for iOS, OS X, Apple TV, and iTunes
• iOS and OS X app downloads and updates
• Siri high-quality voices and language dictionaries
• Java, printer drivers, firmware, and other updates
• Internet Recovery for OS X

• iCloud Drive
• Photos
• iTunes U course and instructor material such as audio, video, Pages, Keynote, Numbers, and iBooks Author files
• iBooks Store content
• GarageBand downloadable content

Profile Manager.

The master multitasker.

Profile Manager simplifies deploying, configuring, and managing the Mac computers and iOS devices in your organization. It’s one place where you control everything: You can create profiles to set up user accounts for mail, calendar, contacts, and messages; configure system settings; enforce restrictions; set PIN and password policies; and more. Profile Manager simplifies the distribution of institution-licensed apps and books purchased through the App Store Volume Purchase Program. It also gives users access to a self-service web portal where they can download and install new configuration profiles, as well as clear passcodes and remotely lock or wipe their Mac, iPhone, or iPad if it’s lost or stolen. In addition, Profile Manager supports management of new settings and features introduced in iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan. And it allows you to perform push installs of OS X enterprise apps and iOS media assets including PDF, ePub, and iBooks Author files.

Features for iOS 9 and OS X

OS X Server lets you assign Volume Purchase Program (VPP) apps to devices — instead of a user’s Apple ID. This allows for the installation of VPP apps on iOS devices and Mac computers without configuring an Apple ID or sending an invitation. You can also migrate apps already installed on a device to a user’s Apple ID without deleting the app or user data.

Features for iOS 9

App Store apps — including newly assigned apps and app updates — can be installed even if the App Store is disabled. And apps configured to use Kerberos will automatically launch Per-App VPN when a user logs in to that app. You can enroll iPad and iPhone in the Device Enrollment Program (DEP) and remove the new Move from Android option. New Network usage rules allow each group or company to specify how managed apps use networks — like restricting the app’s ability to connect over cellular or when roaming on other networks. And you can also update DEP-enrolled supervised devices to the latest iOS version.

OS X Server features restrictions for devices to prevent the use of Mail Drop or AirDrop. You can enable restrictions for supervised devices too, like preventing wallpaper changes, device name changes, modification of enterprise app trust settings, access to iCloud Photo Library or keyboard shortcuts, Apple Watch pairing, or setting a passcode.

Features for OS X El Capitan

You can automatically create an administrator account during initial system setup that can be hidden from standard users. Or create a standard account or skip account setup during DEP enrollment, configure the OS X Setup Assistant to create a new standard (non-admin) account, or skip account creation entirely during DEP enrollment.

Time Machine Backups.

Protect like clockwork.

OS X Server can act as a designated Time Machine backup location for all the Mac computers on your network. Centralizing your backup storage helps protect valuable data and free up disk space on individual drives. And it eliminates the need for separate backup drives altogether. You can view the backup status for each Mac on your network, as well as which computers and users are backing up to your server, when they last backed up, and the total size of each backup. OS X Server also takes advantage of Time Machine to back up your server data — including shared files, calendars, mail, wikis, and more — to another hard drive, so you can easily restore. Csgo bunny commands.

Xcode Server.

Team development.

Xcode Server makes it easier than ever for development teams to create high-quality software. Software developers can create bots that work on any Mac running OS X Server to automatically build and archive their projects, run tests on multiple iOS devices, host Git repositories, and view a history of integration results — all from within Xcode on any Mac in the network.

Wiki Server.

Share expertise.

OS X Server makes it easy for groups to collaborate and communicate through their own wiki-powered website. With simple yet powerful tools, users can create and edit wikis and individual pages, tag and cross-reference material, upload files and images, and create tables and add comments. The wiki is accessible from a browser, so anyone can access it anytime. Users can easily search for new pages and content, show recent activity, and view attachments with Quick Look. Whenever a page has been updated or new comments have been added, everyone receives an automatic email notification. Wiki Server is also optimized for iPad. And with WebDAV support, iPad users can open and save attachments from the wiki in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote.

MMORPG Games List. A Tale in the Desert. Collect resources such as wood and grass, turn them in at a school to learn the skills to craft increasingly advanced. Achaea is a massively multiplayer online text game, also known as a multi-user dungeon, or MUD. In it, you take on the. Free RPG Games for Mac 1. Shakes and Fidget. Tactical Monsters Rumble Arena. The Lord of the Rings Online. Spiral Knights. SAS: Zombie Assault 4. Pixel Dungeon. Realm of the Mad God. Spiral Knights is a free-to-play 3D fantasy MMORPG Java game with a retro-inspired visual style. The game features easy matchmaking for co-op mayhem with parties of up to four players and gear/weapons upgradeable through adventuring or through the purchase of Crystal Energy. FreeMMOGamer is a platform for free to play gaming. Reviews, Guides and forums on free to play MMORPGs, MMOFPS, MMORTS, MOBA, MMO Games, Browser Games and more so you can find the games you want to play quicker and easier. Proudly powered by our community. Free-to-play MMOs are a dime a dozen, but Lord of the Rings Online truly stands out. This is without hesitation the best free MMORPG for Mac, as the only differences with the paid version are quite superficial. Real Pricing: The base game is free, but there are several paid expansions offering more quests to play. There’s also a $14.99 monthly “VIP” subscription that unlocks every expansion, gives you access to the monster class, free LoTR points and more.

Calendar, Contacts, and Mail Servers.

Everyone’s in the loop.

Calendar Server makes sure everyone on the network knows where to be and when to be there. Users can share calendars, schedule meetings, book conference rooms, and coordinate events. Contacts Server makes it easy to share contacts and keep them in sync on Mac, iPad, and iPhone. And Mail Server in OS X Server works with email clients on Mac, iPad, iPhone, and PC. It supports push notifications for immediately notifying users when new mail messages arrive. With built-in virus detection and junk mail filtering, unwanted mail doesn’t come close.

Xsan 4.

Advanced by volumes.

Xsan is a powerful and scalable solution for storage consolidation. Everyone in your organization can have fast, concurrent access to terabytes of centralized data. Built into OS X, Xsan allows any Mac to access Xsan or StorNext volumes over Fibre Channel or Ethernet.

VPN Server. Connect securely.

Virtual private network (VPN) access enables your offsite users to securely connect to your network and its services, while preventing access by unauthorized individuals. OS X Server includes VPN on demand, which allows every Mac to establish a secure connection automatically. VPN Server supports L2TP/IPSec and PPTP tunneling protocols to provide encryption and remote network access for your Mac computers, iPad and iPhone devices, and Windows PCs.

Messages Server. Quick collaboration.

Messages Server brings the collaborative power of instant messaging to your organization. Workgroups can transfer files securely, share group messages, conduct audio conferences, even broadcast a presentation, movie, or photo slideshow to other Messages users running OS X.

NetInstall. Effortless. Across the board.

NetInstall is designed for administrators who manage operating system installations and software updates for their organizations. It’s the perfect IT assistant. It performs automated software installations — whether a new version of OS X, a specific suite of applications for a workgroup, or both. It eliminates the expense of distributing software on disk. And it saves administrators from having to configure each system in person.